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easter moon

by @MeanderingWords

now and then i like to turn off the lights let the moon and instinct guide me swallowed by the dark there is no path    to choose only chance; blind luck balancing upon    the finest of lines eyes will adapt to the pitiful offering of the clouded crescent but there is neither enough silvery light nor confidence to be sure of safety for long in the enveloping darkness anxiety rises fear overpowers and faith in the self becomes questionable; headlights are flicked on again in panicked haste as the road and its obstacles become clear once more i am left wondering if i truly believed i could navigate without the help being offered or if i simply wanted to force myself into failure
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Published
Apr 18, 2022
Time
2m
Tags
#failure#confidence#darkness#testing#optimism#pessimism#fear#anxiety#uncertainty#stubborn
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